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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

At the King Street Theatre afternoon
kigntmire's Comedy and special company
gave matinee at the King stree. theatre. To-
niSht" Muldoon's Picnic will be played. int trc.
ducing the Collins sisters, song and dance
artists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
Not Made For Fun

From the Philadelphia Times.
Lancaster county Republican boodlers az
Lawrence county Democratic hood lers should
both be taught that the laws sgainst cor.
ruption we're not made for iuu.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30
To Leave for Omaha.

RsvA Sylvanus Stall and Wm p. Evans
will leave to-day for Omaha, Nebraska, to at.
tend the sessions of the general synod Of the
Lutheran church of the United States
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

Mrs. George Stsiger, Of Lititz, died and
iutsrmsnt will take place at Bricksrvills. In
view Of the Old Lutheran congregation not
allowing any but their psstOr 10 preacb In the
church, Rev. Lswsrs will presch the funeral
sermon In the barn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

In the rear of the Fourth ward hotel flv
Ing horse WAS erected this morning, and the
lads and lssses have been riding the steeds
all afternoon"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

y ~ sasly pr a lsst week George
HGht teonght . suit q assault and bat.
w0n1nnB gsoo R0hIes, boeose Alderman
- - entered ens hsasing. bat on
~ eVuoiso ~ parties asSasssd thsi'
llR - prosecution was withdsswn
~ oDGD -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-30

The West Chester Record of Saturday ssys
that Grant Johnson, who was shot there re
Gently by William Cover, Is slowly dying.
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To Reside iu south Cn,o,,,.

A. N. brsnemsn, who until recently had
boot and shoe msnuisctory on West King
saeeL removed with his family to South
Carolina this morning, leaving ON the s:lO
train.
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Philadelphia Cattle Msrks.

PHILADELPHIA, May SO.-Recsipts. 2aOl hoadl
high-r extra, 81 exc: good, 4s.aoc, nediu q.
44UaH; common, 53IItc,
sheep inactive woOled sheen, tk0tsSc ;
sheared sheep, 4Gkc: wool lambs. 8.6ikc
sheared lambs, Ag5c spring lambs. tskGSxc.
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The True Method

OF curing habiluAl constipation and
liver ard kidney illa Ia 10 avoid the
ute Of the bitter drastic liver medi.
cints and cathartics, and 10 take only
thu pleasant liquid ifuit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, Il cleanses az we'll a.
strengthens the system, and does not
leave the bowels cos i've, 10 that riga.
lar habit may be formed and the in.
valid permanently restored 20 health.
!, acts promptly and effectively; II ID
oaflly taken aud perfectly harmless.
For sale In 30 oenis and 81 bottles by
II. J. lleister and all leading drug.
gif,s. Van yleet A o., q. w. Jones
4 Co., W. N. Wilkenon a o., J. j.
Miles, end Z. Mantheld a 90. have
been appointed wholesale agents n
Memphis.
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TOTAL ARsrISENCE.
The Catholic Union commence Upon
business.

business.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 3.-The
delegates TO the seventeenth general
convention Of the Catholic Total Alb
stinence Union Of America, before en-
tering upon the business which drew
them tossther from ali parts OF the
country TO this city, proceeded In "a
body TO the cathedral and engaged In
the solemn service OF aigh Mass His
grace, the most Rev. Archbishop Ryan,
was tho celebrant. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. Jas. NJ Cleary OF
Kensrshaw, Wis, the president OF the
Catholic Total Abstinece Union OF
America, who took the place OF Bishop
Ireland, OF Minnesota. Tbs latter was
unavoidably detained at homo. At
the subsequent meeting, reports were
presented from tbs subordinate un-
Ions, afttr VII Oh 7. v. Powderly, who
entered the theater, Was received with
much applause, and q motion to sus-
pend the order OF business and listen
10 Mr., Powderly, WAS adopted. Tia,
gentleman, however, tald that he
merely appeared 10 crafty the desire
OF the delegates 10 sec him.
The report Of General Secretary No
Ian showed that there were now silill.
asd with the general union twenty
two subordinate uLions and fifty dc.
tsched societies, During the year
there have been admitted 40 socie.
ties; thirty we're dropped, leaving the
present number 7b7, with member.
ship Of b0.92i, an increase OF 1881
he following cablegram was directed
10 be- cent TO Pipe Le, XIII.
"rhe seventeenth general eonven.
ton OF the Catholic TOTAL Abstinence
Union Of America. deeply graleiul for
the announcement gwen 10 total
abstinence by the recent brief, asks
again your falherly blessing In its
work"
A large meeting was held In the
Academy OF Mu 10 In the evening
Addresses were made by q aud Mas
ter Workman Powderly, the Hon. +.
J. Thompson, Of Louisville, KY; the
Rev. john 0'Bfien, President OF the
State Union Of Minnesota, and Others
ALEC spoke.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Mnxrurs Steam Laundry, 224 ID ~.

MnxrHs Steam Laundry, "a ID ~.
UsH Quinine a. d whisky. Cores all
malsris. q. II. Herbers a 90, agents.
A CHEAP line Iron and slate mantels,
also crate front and tenders, at Gabay's,
" you want all pine lumber call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, l2i JET
fereon street.
NATURE Acknowledges the aid che
receives from Man-a.lin by curing her
patients by i,s help.
FmK-At 227 second street; closing
out great bfgalns-mattresses, box
beds, pillows, holsters, etc.
Go TO p. Ounuingham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Dseoto and Monroe
streets, 10 order your draya
BAoKloHn Ia almost instantly re-
lleved by wearing one OF Carte o
Smart Weed and Belladonna Back.
ache Pla,ten. Try one and be Tree
from pain.
COLLECTIONS In city and country
promp'ly attended 10 by THE JNO.
III LEN0W LAW AND COLLECT.
ING AGENCY, No. 2s7 Main street,
Memphis, Team.
STANLEY a ANDERSON, funeral dir.
ectom and embalmeru, 80 Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs nj residences, hen ordered, for
the accommodation Of friends.
Frra-All Hts stopped free by DR.
Klines Great Nerve Reetofer. No fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and g. trial bottle free 20 10
cases. Send 10 DR.. Kline, e2i Arch
s rect. Philadalphla pa.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The German Casino will meet to-
night
Midsummer Pack, q work Of art.
Gall aud get copy. Phcs 30 cents.
For sale at Mansiord's.
An unknown thief has made Of.
forts for the past two nights to enter
the residences ct No. $40 Shelby street,
but failsd.
William ]. Carter has fled In the
Circuit Court q petition for dlvorae
from his wife, Bette Carter. Wilfu
desertion 10 alleged.
"A milk wagon belonging 10 the
Glsnnwood dairy. was caps Esd and
wrecked by q runaway horse, yesser.
day afterloon, at the corner OF Desoto
and Madison streets. The milk was
mingled with the dust and lost.
Justice Barry yesterday bound over
10 the Criminal Court, under 5000
bond each, Fortune Don, Charls.
Coleman and Alfred Spikes, for an 40
sault with intent 10 murder Mrs
Mealey on upper Front street las,
month. The victim Of the assault ID
recovering.
"A great prohibition macs msetin,
will be he'd at Avery Chapel "a. NJ,
E.), on Dssoto street, near Beale
Thursday evening. August 9TH. II
O'Clock. The Hon. q. w. Heiskel
and other able speakers will address
the people on the issues OF the sp
proaching election. The public gen
orally 10 invited.
Deputy Coroner Barry held tw,
inqussis ysstsrday. The frat VA
upon the body Of Eleonora Taylor,
colored girl eighteen years OF age, WHIT
died from the effects Of q hemorrhage
John 0serton, q white man. nee,
forty, Who died on the point acros
Vol river Of exposure and inatten
ton, was the second victim.
"A public fountain for drinking
purposes has been established by Nc
J. w. Y. Browne, at the corner a tn
alley north Of BITS plumbiug chop, OF
second street The supply Of water 4
taken from an arleslan well sunk b,
him several weeks since for the par
poes OF accommodating his employees
friends and the public generally, VII,
see nt 10 call and enjoy ooolipI
drauRht.
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Proposals for above named works msst be
fepsrate, aud each proposal must be signed
By the pefson makipG the sARe, and . aeed
In iu own envelope and marked Proposal
20 build - Ievee In - parish, from -"
giving nar % lsvee. and Of parish aud Of
Iefeon mAting proposal.
A deposit OF current money on certified
bank check IL required for each ltvea, 20 the
amount above stated, which should be en-
closed In the sealed enve ore, safe deposit 10
be forfeited 20 the Board o. Commissioners
for the Filth Louisiana District In case he
person n whom the work mar be awarded
thail fall 10 lisa articles q agreeu ont and
Gle complies bond within foTty .eishi hours
q ter notice ~ adjudication.
Bond will be required In tum not 10 on.
coed ave cent? yer eublie yafd on the amount
AZ uatsd IN the adveriisomsnt, With two w
surcties, who will be reqoifs d'io.make osth
that they are worth over and above liabili.
ties the smoant Of the hond
The board reserves the Iieht 70 rsjiet any
levest a. they may deem proper. and 70 ~
Payment for work vii be name one-hslf
cash aud the balance In warrants Of the
board bearing eisbt per cent. Interest per
annum from date Of compl ton Of contract,
and payabls one rear iron dste.
Y ans, pruhies and fpecih taiions Of ihe
above york eaa be seen, and any oth ~.
formation that bidders may dsgirei obtained
Al The ofiee n the Hoard q bttts " rineert,
AZ New Qflgan', La ane ~ the pges,n'
clhce Of the Lsyee board. al fallulah, La.
~ V'' " '' j, I. MCCLELLAN.
pretidsnt pro ten,
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, August a.-Nlsht--Rlver
feet VI inches In the canal and loot niche,
on the tails and stationary. Weather clear
add hot.
EVANSVILLE, August S.--Nisht-Rlysr
7 feet large 90 the gauge aud litins. Weather
clear and hot.
vICKsDURG, August S.--Nisht-Dspart.
eds City Of Providence, 81. Louis.
WHEELING. Ausutt 9.-Nisht-Rivsr Z
iset inches on The .sauGe aud stationary
Weather clear and hot.
Citv al Dston Rouee N stili NJ ths l,vee.
tax M on ffc'gh The will leave during the
nisht with afall catgo for -. Louif.
CINCINNATI Apgusi 9.-Nish.-Riref
feet II inches On the sAugo and falling
Weathei fair aud warm
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PERSONALS.

III. NAraAI, Of Sheffield, ID at the
Gsyoso Hotel.
4. O. KuYKlnpALL and wife are at
the Gsyoso Hotel.
J.B. Books, Atlanta, Ga, ID regis.
tered ct Gsston's.
G. Z. CrcIs, Grand Lake, Ark, IL
stopping ct Gsston's.
W. O. FUTRKLL, Byhalis, Miss, Is
registered at Gaston's.
MRlTzsand wife, Of Columbia,
s. O., are at Dufy's Hotel.
r. M. sLEDaR and family are stop.
ping at the Gsyoso Hotel.
CHARLES soorr, Of Mississippi, is
stopping at the Gsyoso Hotel.
MRS. M. THOMPSON left last evening
for summer trip to Mississippi.
W. B. STRONG and A. R. Fudge, Of
Kansas City, are at Duny's Hotel.
W. FERGUSON and family. OF Dan.
vile, Tenn, are at Duify's Hotel.
W. HALE and J. W. Curriu, o..
ceols, Ark, are registered at Gaston's.
MRS. A. N BRUCE and daughter, Of
Rsyburn avenue, have gone to Sara
toga.
II. PICARD, Of Vicksburg, Q brother
OF N, Picard, Of the Scimilar, is at the
Peabody.
H w. MoRRIsoN, OF the st. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas railway, Is at the
Peabody.
SO. NILSSON, jr sud Mrs. T. A. Mel.
son, have gone to New England wa.er.
Ing places.
MRs. ]. M. PEABODY and daughter
left last evening for the East to spend
the heated term.
Mas. W. L. Task and Mss Jessie
Long left yesterday for an extended
tour through the West.
A. J. HANSON, baggage agent OF
the Memphis and Charleston road, 10
the happy father Of . twelve pound
girl.
Mis- CARRIE MILLER, who has been
thu guest Of Mrs. X. b. Pegrsm for sew
eral weeks, has gone TO Aberdeen,
| Miss.
LOUIS HALLE and mother, Misses
Celia, Agnes aud Maggie Winters, and
Lizzie Wagen,sp, have gone to Bon
Aqua.
ARTHUR GIB ION, IT,, Of the U 8.
Customs ofiics, leaves tonight for Tate
Springs. He will be absent about two
weeks.
Mrs. r. b. PEaRAM and children
have gone 10 Allegheny Springs, Va +,
where they will remain until the LIST Of
October.
MISS MARY MeOLRARY, OF Byhalia.
Miss., who has been on q visit 10 Mrs,
Carrigsn, l6l Hernando street, re-.
turned home yesterday.
RoBKRT CowARDEs, Of Dallsr, Tex
southwestern passenger agent OF the
Nashville, Chattanooga and 81. Louis
railroad, Ia rsgistsred at the Peabody.
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drivers Of Oihssns Street. Railroad
Company are % high and
In most Instances more than Il paid BY
other similar corporations In the
Southwest. And this company docs
not feel justified In granting the 70.
quest In this regard made In your pc
tition. The company IL willing to
reinstate those drivers discharged
on yesterday, subject TO the same
rules and regulations which have here.
toiore governed, provided there Is no
further distu rbance made. Yours re-
spectfully, n. sEMMss,
"The above" said Chairman Man
ming, "is the answer to our request
for an increase OF wages, shorter
hours, and the reinstatement OF the
men discharged. That 10 all we ask
for, and, as you see, they refuse to
grant II, and therefore the committee,
acting upon instructions, ordered ali
drivers to pull their cars into the
sheds. The most OF the drivers oheysd
this order, and hence the strike.
But" continued Mr.. Manning, Eve
must not be rash. II we want to be
successful, ss we do, we must be
cool and calm and act In harmony !;
we must not irjure the property be-
longing 10 the company. The way
Tor as TO do Ia to use moral suasioD !;
and by that term / mean that every
driver who is present tonight should
make II bis business TO see all the
drivers still In service, talk to them,
and In this way we will have them on
our side"
Secretary Cheek followed and
he made an excellent speech. He
appealed to the drivers to act
% men and not 10 nee force
during the strike. He said
that It would be far better and more
honorable for the men TO board . car,
pay their fare and talk reasonably TO
the driver than TO throw cars of the
track and cut the harness.
Several other drivers made speeches,
and ill made strong appeals and coun-
seled the men to act wisely and with
discretion.
A motion was then made and adopt
Cd shat the chairman appoint Q com.
mittee Of Eve, they to act a. chairmsn
Of Eve subcommittee, who are 10
wait upon the drivers at the different
car stables this morning and, II posi-.
BILE, prevail upon them not 10 take out
the cars assigned TO them"
The chairman appointed the follow.
Ing 10 act q chairmen OF the different
committees, and 10 visit the following
stables; r. Anderson, fernando
street; Charles Cheek, Main street; j
Perrysn, Madison street; r. Smith
Elmwood; r. Leonard, Vance street
The above named accepted and up
pointed their assistants. They vii
visit the different stables at nm early
hour this morning, and II there
Is anything In moral suasion, ne
cars will be running, unless thsy
are In charge OF the hostlers. The
committees have positive instructions
not 10 use force, but TO prevent the
cars from running In the easiest pos
sible way, and that Is to prevail upon
the drivers who were working las
night not 10 20 out this morning.
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Trustees Sale.

N sy Wits. q ! seiisss. si.est.d 70 DE
dftis Rex Railroad coupsny !. issr.
s.niisd on N, "a day n Mar, ls7, ,snd
oeee Of Pulaskl eoan,y, Aitan,ss. on the "a
day q May, 1871, and recorded In Record
Beck APs, page us, We will proceed, on
Thur sday, the ffrrt Dag OF ssptem-
Der, 1857,
81 the hour % noon, 10 sell ct public sue
tion, 70 the highest bidder, for 'ath, 81 the
ffont door % the state House, 10 the eitJ OF
Ierib.d yrol crty CONVEX Cd % us by ,sia Inort.
t.s,i All ,And sinsu'st the Railroad asd
klshts Of Way from the vest bark Of the
Mississippi river. IN or near liopshsld, In
isski sed state Of ArkansA., a. vel AZ the
sad Walton Railroad, aud the Little Roei
ssd Fort smith Railroad sad any railroad
phl,. STAT. 81 rsnrs'i,s, bslonsiRg 10 said
rsilfQsd company, and all lie h.il,, Trf'
Ties, Ties, rractf, aidstfsckat switches. De-
pots, ttations, Buildinf,, Msisf Tanks.
Machine shops, Cathousss,. Enginshouies.
nss sss' Car " %ssS. MsSSia:ry, reci.
fosu. Wharfbo.t', fnclinss, Oh, fusl, Sup.
pliss. and eauipments which thssaid railroad
company m - own In the States 9f Arksnsa,
OF Isaps,,ss o. slse.hsr,, p.,ainlns 70 the
We Roct. Alrt, all aud tineulaf all Lands,
Heal kftsts, pforery Of erery hind, real,
psr,on.i OF mltedl Book u Account, hss.
efd,. Muniaenu and eyideneet Of Title AZ
oae's. 10 = stios which are nou ovned b.
faid railroad company aud also the 4 harters,
francbises, Rishts, pfiviisfel and Immuni,
ties. Including the Rifht or frAi chi . 70 be
. corporation, which the said railroad CON
Parry now ovn or possttf, IN the States o
ArkAnsAs aud Tennessee, o. eileuhetel and
81 Incomes. Rsnts, Isfuss, Tells, Profits,
Receipts, Moneys, Rshu, Bensh's and a..
hailrotd sompany ffon iis railfo q OF oil her
property or IN any o hsf wAy Whatsoever.
E,Ts6ysm.rrusws.
CuAkLHS MORAN, Trasteet.
Y. NJ. A y u. ho ., Attorneys.
July ~, 1857. IN
w. "A atan A. aanalFInt ~ I ule.wrg
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Iha n ealing.

Soon after tbs crowds on the streets
had dhpersed, the siriEing car drivers
sssemblsd AZ the knights Of Labor hall,
ON Second street. There ihsy coun.
seled anio' y themselves until n 40
o'clock, VIII Y. n. Manning cal, G
The men 10 order, aud, alter stating
the obi cls Of tho meeting, read TIC
following Communication;
kHnrHis. AuGu,i 3, issi.
James chsmpion, Ctafioi Cheek and Josspb
DSwhsid, foinmit.esi
Your letilun asking On advance Of
vagee, etc., TO, eiysd this morning, has
been daily con I'd red. and In answer
] say that The wpges now paid "a /,
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HATS AT A SACRIFICE.
Boots and shoes at Your Own
Figures.

Having purchased the entire Stock
and Stand OF A. X. Sloan, I will offer
a, a bic sacrifice nv liue Of Hats and
Gaps Tor the next 30 days, 90 l intend
% devote myteli exclusively TO the
Poot and Shoe trade.
Having the stocks OF both houses
on hand, | fiad myself oyersiocksd in
Boots and Shoes, and will Offer them
ai great bargains Al my old stand for
tie next 80 dfya.
JOHN CoSDoN,
No sao maia street.
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Proposals for Levy Work.
usNssD s so.,s k E,o.srs s, orSe''

NV plLnAss, Ia Au.ust . 1851.
a. M, Thgr,day, SEPTEMBER 1. 1857, for the
consiructlon OF the 10 loving namsdJsyee1,
accord lng 10 specihcatioust
/. KsIes, sbent eCo,o cable yards. 2,
Deer Parf, about 00,0u cubic ysfds.
All proposals. must 10 accom- "a led By a
guarantees made according, 70 frm pre-.
erft ed, and no proIofal will be considered
with at such guarantee,
ouaratOf, puit i,tiiy In the sun Of Eve
thousand dcllaff tonQl each,
bidders must 10 ready 90 enter into con
tract wlthin ton days VI n0tidr4tion Of as-
cert nee Of bid. and Oh bond ior same 70 tho
amount Of tweniy I've llii res cent u con.
tract prico With anot and ~ m tent aafetics
for The Ia IN vi peri finance thsreof,
Detailed Information, ptcih cations and
on appnoation 20 this otloe.
Thetifhtls reserved 70 feisci any or ali
pfopossis. DAN q. klNuMAN,
captain NJ ms nee n So.
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MENKEK's NEWS.

We have something to cay today
that will interest everyone. We
beg oil will read this advertisement
to the end. The time 10 drawing
nigh when we must make room for
fresh arrivals. In the meantime
We must dispose OF the stock on
hand. 1t 10 common thing 10 re-
ceive new goods at full prices, ex-
actly like the goods sold, perhaps,
for 300 on the dollar. Every article
is not changed In make and style
each season-the radical change Is
the txcsption--and there are va
riouS goods that are perfect and no
room Tor improvement exists. Ia
business economy, towever, we do
not want to carry goods Ia stock
longer than one season, therefore,
these exertions bre made to sell,
even at q positive loes.
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ONLY zoe A YARD.

Yesterday was q dull dsy. We
make the public our copfidant In
that respect. We had plenty OF
leisure time and we went through
many depari ments, marking down
goods; smopg other, the Silk De-
par,ment We laid ont
ABOUT $4,000 WORTH OF SILKS
with Instructions 10 the head OF the
department that thsy mus, be sold,
price not considered. They must
be sold today. You can rest assur.
ed that they will be cold, too.
Just think OF IT. lr Dad
Figured Fou ard silks, 35c.
Heavy eroe grain Silks, Soc.
Figured India silk, Zoe.
Odds and ends 81 25s, 35c, 40c.
But We can't give You q list Of the
whole ard q part may mislead. II
amounts 10 this: that II will pay
you handsomely 10 attend this q lie
today, especially Of silks. You
know hos far q tasty peron can
make a few yards Of handsome
goods 10 In turning out an elegan,
costume.
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ni,..v. o,. and m.en,.e On

Keep on hand large stock Of Steel
Snaiiog, which they cell at the same
price 40 iron. See or write them be.
fore you purchase shaitlng or Pulleys.
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4. NcULELLAN,
Presiisnt pro ten .


July 20, 1881,
SEALED Proposal. will 10 received g, the
Cohce Of the Custodian ofthe United niAts,
sssued al 2m on the i2th dsy OF Aus u.t,
issf, for repairing feuer, p.inung, e'c.,
acsofdance with the specifications eonn'c ted
With the above named buiidlnE. ha'h pro,
posal NUT be accompanied ~ cefllh y
Of the United htatss lhe fiaht 70 reject
any bids feitrvtd. Al Indignation can DO
obtaiBed By apply No e pRoRuAu.
Custodian of Marine Hospital al Mem
phs, Tenn.
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AnYICE To noruEsn.

Mas. wnsLov'sSooTHIss Bvrur should
always be used Tor ohildren testhinE, IL
sooths, the ehiid. ,of,sni the sans, LlAys
remedy Tor ilAnheai 9,s bottle.
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LEVEE WORK.

OFFICE ~ pOAnp or copsnrosrrs ron)
THE FITth LorisIASA Laws Dlstaicr,
DtLrA. La, August I, 1851. J
CRALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- the oikce q The Board Of Com nssiouers
for the y ith Louisiana Levse Dytrlct. al
pm. on k0sDhY, september ~. 1857, Tor
Sonstructing the following Leyoesi
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10 REMOVED nv THE uss or COCAINE
And IL stimulate, and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnetts Flsvorng extracts arc he
hast
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Dyeisg ana Ci,aaisx,

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed IN any color, also hid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reigel, 80 Jefferson street, Mem
phla, Tenn. Goods received b. express.
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miIburn ain ana maebise a..

Make the celebrated Milburp Eclipse
Huller Gin, end keep them, ~ilh Fee d.
era and Condensers, alsays on hand
for prompt delivery. Have them quote
you pTlcee,
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No ONE knows betier than those
who have used Carter's Lite Liver
Pills what relief they have given when
taken for dyspepsia, dim ness. pain In
the side, constipation and disordered
etomach.
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THE GREATEST OF ALI

All our striped and embroidered
India Mulls, for fine dresses, that
were Coo and 76e, will be sold today
st--what do you think ?-actually
lees than half price.
ONLY zoe A YARD.
Look at hsse 75csoods. In White
Goods Department, for zoe.
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On DrssEht.

Nashville Sulphur Water, fresh from
the spring on draught al A. Garibaldi's
No. 424 Main street, corner Beale.